Stateless at Home: The Kuwaiti-American Artist Zahra Marwan
Zahra Marwan, a formerly stateless Kuwaiti – American – Ajam of the Arab Gulf, is an artist with an Iranian heritage identified as a Kuwaiti
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The 25th Round of Houn’s Fall Tourism Festival
Houn, the oasis of beauty and authenticity, will be celebrating the 25th round of the famous Fall festival in October. In this event, the city
The Syrian-Swiss Artist Houda Terjuman: Memory of Places & People
Houda Terjuman, a Syrian Swiss visual artist, was born and raised in Morocco. Influenced by her family and their moving stories; her artwork provides a
The Philosophy of An Oud Player: The Libyan Musician Hisham Errish
Music affects our emotions in a great way. When we listen to sad songs, we tend to feel a decline in mood. While if we listen
Reflecting The Nostalgic Libya Through Art: The Italian Artist Tiziana Vanetti
Art has an important role in an individual’s life, even if they imagine the opposite. It works as an important means in forming human awareness
The Iraqi-Dutch Conceptual Artist Nedim Kufi: Absence, Orientalism, and Optimism
Art affects society greatly, which results in a strong interdependence between art and social life. Art does this by instilling a set of values and
Tracing Gaddafi’s Regime Through Art: The Libyan Artist Mazen Shtewi
Art always play an important role in human society, as they make people more sophisticated, and are always associated with creativity. This could mean that
My 5 Favourite Podcasts in Arabic
My podcasting journey began in late 2019 when I began to see more content related to recorded audio. I have always been the reader kind
OneRing: A Libyan Rapper Echoing From Beirut
Rap music has been spreading remarkably in Arab countries for years, and although this type of music did not initially receive wide acceptance, the situation
Save the House of Arts in Tripoli From Destruction
Cultural and historical heritages are crucial variables of any community. These heritages are valuable treasures and people must preciously preserve them. Thus, it is important